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How Are We Different and What Gave Us the Advantage Over Extinct Types of Humans Like the Neanderthals?Apr. 22, 2014 In parallel with modern man (Homo sapiens), there were other, extinct types of humans with whom we lived side by side, such as Neanderthals and the recently discovered Denisovans of Siberia. Yet ... full story
First Eurasians Left Africa Up to 130,000 Years AgoApr. 21, 2014 Scientists have shown that anatomically modern humans spread from Africa to Asia and Europe in several migratory movements. The first ancestors of today's non-African peoples probably took a ... full story
Plague in Your Family: Family Tree of Black Death Bacterium ExploredApr. 21, 2014 The first view of the Black Death bacterium's entire family tree shows some how family members evolve to become harmful. The researchers showed that Yersinia pestis and Yersinia enterocolitica, ... full story
Neanderthals Were No Strangers to Good ParentingApr. 9, 2014 Archaeologists are challenging the traditional view that Neanderthal childhood was difficult, short and dangerous. A new and distinctive perspective suggests that Neanderthal children experienced ... full story
Seeing Double: New Study Explains Evolution of Duplicate GenesApr. 7, 2014 From time to time, living cells will accidently make an extra copy of a gene during the normal replication process. Throughout the history of life, evolution has molded some of these seemingly ... full story
Amborella, a Record of the Evolution of Flowering PlantsApr. 4, 2014 The sole survivor of the oldest line of flowering plants, Amborella is the last witness of the great biological success these plants have had over millions of years. The sequencing of its genome can ... full story
'Homo' Is the Only Primate Whose Tooth Size Decreases as Its Brain Size IncreasesApr. 3, 2014 Scientists have discovered a curious characteristic of the members of the human lineage, classed as the genus Homo: they are the only primates where, throughout their 2.5-million year history, the ... full story
Europeans Have Three Times More Neanderthal Genes for Lipid Catabolism Than Asians or AfricansApr. 2, 2014 Contemporary Europeans have as many as three times more Neanderthal variants in genes involved in lipid catabolism than Asians and Africans. Although Neanderthals are extinct, fragments of their ... full story
Humans and Saber-Toothed Tiger Met in Germany 300,000 Years AgoApr. 1, 2014 Scientists excavating at the Schöningen open-cast coal mine in north-central Germany have discovered the remains of a saber-toothed cat preserved in a layer some 300,000 years old -- the same ... full story
Technofossils: Unprecedented Legacy Left Behind by HumansMar. 25, 2014 Scientists suggest that the fossil impact humans have made on the planet is vast and unprecedented in nature -- and that there's been nothing remotely like it since the Earth formed, over four ... full story
Humans Drive Evolution of Conch SizeMar. 18, 2014 Scientists found that 7,000 years ago, the Caribbean fighting conch contained 66 percent more meat than its descendants do today. Because of persistent harvesting of the largest conchs, it became ... full story
Chicken Bones Tell True Story of Pacific MigrationMar. 17, 2014 Did the Polynesians beat Columbus to South America? Not according to the tale of migration uncovered by analysis of ancient DNA from chicken bones recovered in archaeological digs across the Pacific. ... full story
Little Foot Is Oldest Complete Australopithecus, New Stratigraphic Research ShowsMar. 14, 2014 After 13 years of meticulous excavation of the nearly complete skeleton of the Australopithecus fossil named Little Foot, South African and French scientists have now convincingly shown that it is ... full story
Natural Selection Has Altered the Appearance of Europeans Over the Past 5,000 YearsMar. 10, 2014 There has been much research into the factors that have influenced the human genome since the end of the last Ice Age. Anthropologists, geneticists and archaeologists have analyzed ancient DNA from ... full story
How Apes and Humans Evolved Side by SideMar. 4, 2014 In a new book, a paleoanthropologist incorporates his research with a synthesis of a vast amount of research from other scientists who study primate evolution and behavior. The book explains how apes ... full story
Talking Neanderthals Challenge the Origins of SpeechMar. 2, 2014 We humans like to think of ourselves as unique for many reasons, not least of which being our ability to communicate with words. But ground-breaking research shows that our 'misunderstood ... full story
Some Ancient Mysteries of Leprosy UncoveredFeb. 20, 2014 Research is finally unearthing some of the ancient mysteries behind leprosy, also known as Hansen's disease, which has plagued humankind throughout history. The new research findings suggest that ... full story
Genomes of Richard III and His Proven Relative to Be SequencedFeb. 12, 2014 The genomes of King Richard III and one of his family's direct living descendants are to be ... full story
Europe's Oldest Footprints Uncovered on English CoastFeb. 7, 2014 The earliest human footprints outside of Africa have been uncovered, on the English coast, by a team of scientists. Their discovery offers researchers an insight into the migration of pre-historic ... full story
Dating Refined for Atapuerca Site Where Homo Antecessor AppearedFeb. 7, 2014 One of the issues of the Atapuerca sites that generates the most scientific debate is the dating of the strata where the fossils are found. A study has clarified that the sediment of Gran Dolina, ... full story
- How are we different and what gave us the advantage over extinct types of humans like the Neanderthals?
- First Eurasians left Africa up to 130,000 years ago
- Plague in your family: Family tree of black death bacterium explored
- Europe's oldest footprints uncovered on English coast
- Dating refined for Atapuerca site where Homo antecessor appeared
- Neanderthal lineages excavated from modern human genomes
- Neanderthals' genetic legacy: Humans inherited variants affecting disease risk, infertility, skin and hair characteristics
- Humanity's most recent common male ancestor emerged earlier than thought: 209,000 years ago, study finds
- Neanderthal genome shows early human interbreeding, inbreeding
- Sunlight adaptation region of Neanderthal genome found in up to 65 percent of modern East Asian population
- Discovery of 1.4 million-year-old fossil human hand bone closes human evolution gap
- Neanderthals buried their dead, new research of remains concludes
- Early tree-dwelling bipedal human ancestor was similar to ancient apes and 'Lucy' but not living apes
- Oldest hominin DNA sequenced: Mitochondrial genome of a 400,000-year-old hominin from Spain decoded
- Neanderthal viruses found in modern humans
- Evidence of ancient human history encoded in music's complex patterns
- Recreating the history of life through the genome
- Hitchhiking virus confirms saga of ancient human migration
- No known hominin is common ancestor of Neanderthals and modern humans, study suggests
- Unique skull find rebuts theories on species diversity in early humans
- Archaeologists rediscover the lost home of the last Neanderthals
- Neanderthals used toothpicks to alleviate the pain of diseases related to teeth, such as inflammation of the gums
- One More Homo Species? 3D-comparative analysis confirms status of Homo floresiensis as fossil human species
- Great ape genetic diversity catalog frames primate evolution and future conservation
- Development of hands and feet may help unlock evolution's toolkit
- Oldest fossil hominin ear bones ever recovered: Discovery could yield important clues on human origins
- Evolving genes lead to evolving genes: Selection in European populations of genes regulated by FOXP2
- How 2-million-year-old ancestor moved: Sediba's ribcage and feet were not suitable for running
- Fossilized teeth provide new insight into human ancestor: Species identified in 2010 is one of closest relatives to humans
- How Au. Sediba walked, chewed and moved
- How human ancestor walked, chewed, and moved
- Walk this way: New research suggests human ancestors may have used different forms of bipedalism during the plio-pleistocene
- First migration from Africa less than 95,000 years ago: Ancient hunter-gatherer DNA challenges theory of early out-of-Africa migrations
- Humans and chimps share genetic strategy in battle against pathogens
- Studies reveal genetic variation driving human evolution
- Retrovirus in the human genome is active in pluripotent stem cells
- Previous unknown fossilized fox species found
- A relative from the Tianyuan Cave: Humans living 40,000 years ago likely related to many present-day Asians and Native Americans
- Africa's Homo sapiens were the first techies
- National Geographic unveils new phase of genographic project
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"Normally you wouldn't expect a fish to mate with a tomato," said Jeffrey M. Smith (seedsofdeception(1)), a researcher who was the sounding the alarm about genetically modified (GM) foods, when he appeared on Tuesday's program. "We let the genie out of the bag way too soon, " with a large percentage of such crops as soy, corn and cotton now being GM, Smith noted.
While companies such as Monsanto claim the benefits of biotech farming are "real and compelling," and lead to increased productivity, Smith warned that GM foods could create any number of harmful unintended side effects. "Super diseases" that are resistant to antibiotics could arise and "even worse," he said genetically engineered "promoters" could lead to uncontrolled, possibly cancerous cell growth.
Smith said that biotech industry tests showing GM safety were rigged and advocated for people to become politically involved in such agendas as thecampaign.org(2) which seeks to have all genetically engineered food labeled, and the Biosafety Protocol(3), a program being ratified by the United Nations.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17, 2003- Art Bell, the radio personality known for his spontaneous and compelling conversations about all things unexplained, will replace Barbara Simpson as weekend host of Coast to Coast AM - the program he made famous. He will broadcast live from 1-5 a.m. ET Saturdays and Sundays with a refeed from 5-9 a.m. ET from his home studio in Pahrump, Nev., beginning Sept. 20.
Bell stated, "For me, a return to radio is both mysterious and reassuring."
"We welcome Art back to the weekend microphone," said Kraig Kitchin, president/COO Premiere Radio Networks. "His return reflects his long-standing bond with this audience and his undying passion for radio."
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Strategies for caring for your curly kids' hair before and after sports practice.
Chances are if you have a curly, active kid, you usually end up with a curly, sweaty kid by the end of the day. Chances are even higher that your little curlies aren't in love with lots of hair grooming, before or after their sports practices either.
As the mom of a little curly girl, and a curly girl myself, I understand the "tug of war" with pre and post active little ones. Just hearing the words "but mommy, my hair is fine..." with a twinge of winey has often set the stage for some ugly scenes. However, I've learned a few strategies that have helped me to reduce the post-playground tears for our curly wee-ones.
Use a light mister of gentle conditioner and water or detangler on hair post shower/bath. This helps to keep little curls healthy and seems to assist in enlongating a shower or bath day, when possible.
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Solihull Ladies 1
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After Extra Time (Wolves win 3-1 on penalties)
Wolves Women laboured to a penalty shootout win over Solihull Ladies to reach the semi finals of the Birmingham County Cup on Sunday afternoon.
A battling start saw both sides look to control the game from midfield, but neither side were able to dictate play.
Wolves took the lead on 32 minutes when a Lauren Williams free-kick was poked home by Dani Selmes.
Both sides were struggling to create chances in a combative match, and Wolves were unable to create another opening until early in the second half, when Selmes fired over with defenders in close attention.
Solihull began to create chances of their own, with goalkeeper Natalie Hall forced into some good saves to keep Wolves ahead.
Whilst Wolves were able to get away with defensive errors in the first half, they were punished before the hour mark when Solihull equalised. A free-kick was allowed to bounce in front of the goalkeeper and Solihull netted from close range to level the tie.
Wolves should have been back in front two minutes later, but Selmes could only fire at the keeper when through on goal.
Hall was forced into another good save on 66 minutes, before Selmes was once again denied by the Solihull keeper.
The two sides could not be separated over 90 minutes, and extra time saw Anna Perks go close with a volley before Hall made a superb save at the death to force penalties.
And Hall was the hero once more in the shootout, superbly saving two Solihull penalties to send Wolves into the semi final, with Laura McQuilkin, Lauren Williams Selmes converting from the spot.
After the game, manager Trevor Mullings was relieved to get through. He said: "I'm pleased to have reached the semi finals, but we made things far too difficult for ourselves.
"We passed well at times but just did not create enough and made too many silly mistakes. I'm expecting a big improvement next week."
Team: N. Hall, Large (Stanton), Palin, Widdal, Rimmer (Williams), Hakeman (James), Perks, Timmins-Ray (B. Hall), McQuilkin, Hewitt (Luke), Selmes.
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While reporting from the Winn Feline Foundation Board and grant review meetings Feb.10-11, in Houston, TX (Winn is a non-profit that funds cat health studies), and the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Feb. 13-14 in New York City, I asked four pet experts answer some of your questions:
Q: I live in a trainer park, and a neighbor cat has been visiting me for about a year. I'm not sure of his owner, but he's darling. My concern is a bald spot on his leg, which started very small but now has expanded to his underbelly. He doesn't chew or scratch at the spot. Everything I see on the Internet leads me think the problem is due to allergies or stress. I can't afford to take this cat -- not my pet, to begin with -- to a veterinarian. Any advice? -- J.P., Pine City, MN
A first step might be to buy this cat a collar, then attach a note to it expressing your concerns to his owner.
"Coming out of a Minnesota winter, I'm not certain the cat has a flea allergy, but it's possible," says Winn Feline Foundation President Dr. Vicki Thayer, of Lebanon, OR. "If you're supplementing the cat with food, you might add an omega 3 fatty acid supplement (available wherever nutritional supplements are sold). Either break the capsule and pour the contents into the food or buy the liquid form. If there's a food allergy, changing the protein source can make a difference (such as switching to a novel food such as venison), though it's not likely you have control over everything the cat eats."
How much time are you spending with this cat? I suspect there is a way to determine if the cat is chewing or scratching at his skin when you're not there to see.
While your interest in this cat is laudable, in reality, the Internet can't provide what you need for this cat, which a veterinarian can.
Q: My 4-year-old Red-boned Coonhound has been obedience trained; we've done everything we can to train him off-leash. However, he still breaks free from his lead, leaves the yard and runs off, returning half an hour later. We've never had a dog behave this way before. What's your solution? -- G.D., Angola, NY
A: Pet writer Kim Campbell Thornton suggests: "Work with a good trainer on teaching a reliable 'come.'"
Thornton, author of "Careers with Dogs" (BowTie Press, Irvine, CA, 2010; $24.94), adds, "Perhaps this dog isn't returning, or you're not there to call the dog. It doesn't really matter. You have a hound dog that is ruled by his nose."
Charlene LaBelle, author of "A Guide to Backpacking with Your Dog" (Apline/Blue Ribbon, Crawford, CO, 2004; $12.95), agrees. "A hound's instinct is to run, and you know that's the case with your dog," she notes. "So, be sure that your dog is wearing an ID tag and is microchipped. The reality, which you may not like, is that leash equals love."
Also, make sure that in addition to a dog tag and microchipping, you register with the microchip provider.
You indicated that your dog breaks free from his lead. If you literally mean he regularly breaks from his leash or harness, you need to fit him with another. This problem shouldn't happen repeatedly.
Q: This spring, my son and his family (including children ages 4, 6 and six months and their dog) will be moving in with me and my two male dogs. One of my dogs, a miniature Dachshund, is not happy with their dog, and bit his leg, though there was no blood. I'm also worried about the Dashshund's jumping and nipping at the grandchildren. We need some ideas before this living arrangement becomes permanent. Can you help? -- R.H., Cyberspace
A: "Oh, my," begins dog trainer Victoria Stilwell, host of "It's Me or the Dog" on Animal Planet. "Let's try to set up the dogs for success. That may be difficult if the dogs, including the Dachshund, are not particularly social toward other dogs. Give them lots of opportunities to get to know one another outside the home where there's more space, there are more distractions, and they're having fun. There are also no potential territoriality issues. My hope is that all the dogs are also spayed or neutered."
Stilwell adds, "I worry about (the dog who is) jumping and scaring the child. Is this dog really being aggressive, or just doesn't have good manners? If the child becomes scared, which I'd expect, the behavior may worsen. And what about when the baby begins to crawl?"
You're smart to try to be pre-emptive and to see the situation for what it is. Now is the time to bring in qualified help -- a veterinary behaviorist or certified dog behavior consultant -- to assess the situation. Also, if Dachshund's behavior seems uncharacteristic, a veterinary exam is a wise idea.
Q: Friends are visiting from California, and one is highly allergic to cats. Should we board our 16-year-old cat? What else could we do to make our guest comfortable? -- J.B., White Bear Lake, MN
A: A hotel key? "Depending on how severe the allergies are, preemptive antihistamine may work. But your guest should not wait until the visit to take the antihistamine. If your 16-year-old cat has been boarded recently, and accepts the experience, that's a reasonable alternative," says Dr. Brian Holub, of Boston, MA, a scientific advisor for the Winn Feline Foundation.
"Or try boarding the cat for a day or two in advance and see how the cat does. It may also be possible to relegate the cat to a room or part of the house which can be off limits to your allergic friend. But since this is an old cat, I'm not sure any change is its daily routine is the best idea."
With guests coming, you do have a good excuse to clean, clean and clean some more, including vacuuming your home with a HePA filter cleaner. However, if your visitor's allergies are severe, you won't be able to rid the house of cat dander in a matter of days or even weeks. Can you say, "Hilton, Marriot or Motel 6"?
(Steve Dale welcomes questions/comments from readers. Although he can't answer all of them individually, he'll answer those of general interest in his column. Write to Steve at Tribune Media Services, 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, NY 14207. Send e-mail to PETWORLD(at)STEVE DALE.TV. Include your name, city and state. Steve's website is www.stevedalepetworld.com; he also hosts the nationally syndicated "Steve Dale's Pet World" and "The Pet Minute." He's also a contributing editor to USA Weekend.


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The Other Side Of Aspen V : Chad Hunt, Michel Mattel, Jimmy McGuire, Anthony Shaw, Lindon Hawk, Braden Lynx, Matt Majors, Brett Wilde, Vince Ditonno, Jackson Price
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Jimmy McGuire encounters and intense scene of orgiastic abandon-looking in on a room filled with tight, muscled hard-bodies surrendering to the primal call of masculine desire. In varying stages of undress, fifteen studs work eagerly to satiate themselves and their fellow men. Lips merge and separate; eager hands grope, stroke, and probe; throbbing cocks strain against thermal fabric or thrust deeply into hungry, demanding throats. Jimmy can't resist the urge to join in-his own desire for the smoldering mountain of sculpted and inked male flesh is too great. Soon he's been stripped of his trappings and is greedily engaged in fervent phallic worship: sucking, stroking, probing, licking, and submitting to the fury of unleashed libido which swirls through the room like the blizzard overpowering the surrounding peaks. Chad Hunt buries his enormous tool deep inside Michel Mattel, signaling the advent of an unbridled and hedonistic fuck-session. An amoebic configuration of evolving couplings, threesomes and foursomes decorate the furnishings-each man intent on transporting the team into rapturous ecstasy. Finally the gathering erupts into a flurry of streaming white satisfaction...each participant encouraging his fellows to blow as he strokes his own rampant cock. Every free hand strokes the nape of a neck or spreads slick male essence across rippled abs and chiseled pecs.
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text: Looming Shutdown Could Crimp Farm Exports Fight over the budget has trickle down impact on a lot of programs including export funding and the farm bill. Published on: Sep 27, 2013 The clock is ticking and everyone from National Park Rangers to farmers is watching to see what Congress does. The showdown over Obamacare, brought into the debate in the House and carried on in a 22-hour dissertation in the Senate continues. This morning the Wall Street Journal reports that John Boehner, R-Ohio, Speaker of the House, won't accept the Senate version of the budget if it doesn't defund Obamacare. With just three days left before a threatened shutdown, farm export experts are worried too. The U.S. Grains Council expressed its concern that not passing the Continuing Resolution would impact key programs. The worry is the length of a potential shutdown.LONG HOURS AHEAD? Congress has a lot of work to do before Sept. 30, with a government shutdown looming. In a press statement, Floyd Gaibler, USGC director of trade policy and biotechnology, says: "Depending on the length of the shutdown, it could have impacts on USDA's Foreign Agricultural Services program funding, which the council relies on to develop global markets for U.S. agricultural products." Immediate impact of a shutdown would be a delay in obtaining approval for Council 2013-2014 Foreign Market Development funding for international offices and staff. The program year ends Sept. 30, and if there's no authorization USGC can't pay for its nine international offices and staff. USGC points out that the next impact would be Council programs. Those that are already approved could start, but reimbursement may not be available if a shutdown occurs. And that lingering farm bill issue has a role too. A government shutdown in the absence of the farm bill would delay further authorization of new FAS funds for export programs in fiscal 2014. Those promotional programs have helped build export volumes with key trading partners, and opened doors to new global buyers. Farm Bill stalled As for the farm bill? It expires on Monday, Sept. 30, which will have an impact going forward. Roll Call detailed some of that impact, including end of funding for 37 mandatory programs, no more signups for the Conservation Reserve Program and the Wetlands Reserve Program, and more. The American Soybean Association pointed to a report from the Congressional Research Service that also details the varied ways the Monday deadline could impact the farm bill, and USDA programs. The farm bill itself sits waiting for conference committee review, which could be contentious given the wide-ranging differences between the House and Senate over Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program spending. The ongoing fight over the Continuing Resolution and the upcoming debt ceiling battle have taken Congressional attention away from the farm bill, and a range of other issues, including immigration.


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Frequentis AG is the main company within the Frequentis Group. As such, the Group's core business functions and activities are concentrated in the Vienna (Austria) headquarters of the company. Corporate strategy is to continue expanding the Group, particularly with regard to sales & operations, software, and services. The clear focus here is on control centre solutions: the systems developed by Frequentis are a major part of these all-in-one solutions for safety-critical tasks.
The Frequentis Group's business performance in 2012 was excellent, featuring significant growth over the year. Our operating performance reached more than € 183 million: this represents an increase of over 12 % on the previous year's result (€ 163 million). The improvement in EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Taxes) was equally striking: the 2012 figure of € 8.9 million is an increase of 22.1 % compared to 2011 figure (€ 7.3 million).
The company's international success is reflected in an export rate of 90%. The Frequentis success story and the sustainable growth of the Frequentis Group rely on the efforts of some 1.100 dedicated employees (the average number employed in 2012).
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The idea behind the party is based on Oprah's Favorite Things shows where she talked about her favorite things and then gave the audience a copy of each one. Since I couldn't give everyone a 7-day cruise (one of Oprah's gifts), I thought I'd come up with a little surprise of my own well because I can't just copy someone else's idea exactly.
The general idea behind the party is that everyone brings three copies of their favorite thing (i.e., if mascara was your favorite thing, you would bring three things of mascara) up to $10. Each person's name then goes into the bag three times. On your turn, you tell about your favorite thing and pick three names out of the bag and those three people get your favorite thing. Everyone goes home with three other people's favorite things.
It was so much fun, kind of like a late Christmas. Even though everyone knew that they would get three gifts, it was really fun to watch how excited people were when their name was called. It's definitely something that could easily be done once every few months since everyone could easily come up with new favorite things.
That's the basic idea behind the party. But of course, I couldn't stop there. I thought it would be fun to not only share our favorite things but also to introduce the women to new things in the area. So I contacted a ton of local vendors and Etsy shops that make things local to the area and asked if any of them would like some free advertising to women in the area. I had about 40 vendors respond and donate gift cards, handmade jewelry and gifts, discount codes, and other great items to put in swag bags for the women. So every woman received not only their three "favorite things" from the party but also a fun gift and swag bag made up of the items generously donated by all of the vendors. So really, it was a little like the Oprah show except not quite as extravagant. Come back throughout the next week to see what awesome items were in the bags!
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Miley Cyrus: Braided... and Beautiful?by Hilton Hater at .
Miley Cyrus has come under fire for what many consider to be her overly racy new video for "Who Owns Your Heart."
But while the singer has not commented on the flap, she may have issued a subtle response during an outing in Los Angels this week.
The 17-year old joined her mom and sister for breakfast at Paty's Restaurant in Toluca, showing up for the occasion in pigtails and braids. Might this have been an attempt for Miley to reconnect with her young fans again, as the style is a far cry from the more mature looks she flaunted over the summer? Do you like it?
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To the 'FAKE' @hollywood hacker below. Nice try,but---you Still can't write like me. In-fact,I hope you have some type of success with your 'handbags'(or your obsession with them---whichever)because other than trying to use someone else's name here---your future seems very,very,dim...Your next stop---'squeegee-ville'...Later,Loser;Hollywood---out...
@Tiffany makes a good point. I think she just decided to go with braids on a whim...Or maybe she remembers how Great she looked last year along about this same time at Halloween as---'Pocahontas'(did I spell that right?) This is about the same braids I think(Lol!) You remember,THG,when Miley rolled into that bar in Kentucky and Rocked-the House?!! Hmm?
I couldn't vote here, because I think she looks good either way. When her hair hangs loose,and she decides to go for a more mature look---she's beautiful...When she goes for the braids and a more youthful appearance---she is both cute and adorable...Also,she is at the age where she can pull-off BOTH with equal natural-ness...Where it doesn't appear as if she's 'trying to hard'---one way or the other. She just looks---GREAT...
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Internet: Accountability Resources
Cedarville University encourages students, faculty, and staff to be God-honoring in their use of the Internet. Every CU computer screen contains a sticker as a reminder to please the Lord with our use of technology.
We do recognize, however, that accessing inappropriate material can be a temptation to anyone. We utilize a web filtering product to help eliminate the availability of this material; however, no filtering solution is foolproof. We still need to rely on each person's commitment to holiness in this area.
If you have questions about Cedarville University's web filtering system, refer to Web Filtering FAQ .
Submit an online computer service request if you cannot access a website and believe it should not be blocked.
The resources listed below offer advice for people who wish to have extra help in this area of their life. We encourage students, faculty, and staff with struggles in this area to seek out a counselor for professional support.
Cedarville Accountability Resources
CedarInfo Reporting
Cedarville University has created a CedarInfo transaction that allows you to view your web history and/or add a web accountability partner. This partner can view your entire web report and keep you accountable for what you view while on the web.
To view your web history, open your CedarInfo page and follow these instructions:
- Under "Individual (General) Transactions," select "Web accountability report."
- Select a start date and the number of days to view.
- Enter your ID number in the box provided.
- Indicate whether or not you would like a "Detail report" or a "Summary report."
- Select [Continue] once you are finished. An email will be sent to you with your report.
To add a web accountability partner, open your CedarInfo page and follow these instructions:
- Under "Individual (General) Transactions,' select "Web accountability partner signup."
- You may be asked to log in again.
- Enter the ID number(s) or login name(s) of the people whom you would like to set up as your accountability partner(s) > Click [Continue].
- You can view your current accountability partner(s) by opening the transaction again (step one) and looking under "Current accountability partner(s)."
Student Life Programs
Student Life Programs has compiled a more extensive list of Internet accountability resources. Click on the [PDF Printable Instructions] button at the bottom of this help page to view Dean Smith's suggested reading list.
General Resources
A Christian approach to handling addictions, sexuality, and homosexuality.
An entire web site devoted to helping Christians deal with pornography
Some of the following services may charge a fee.
Have a friend keep you accountable.
Load additional filtering software on your computer.
Use a combination of additional filtering and an accountability partner.
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Live games, fantasy sports, and a new generation of stats,
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Xbox and the NFL are partnering to shape the
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Xbox One will transform the way fans experience
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Your favorite apps will find their home on Xbox One.
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Why choose between two things you love when you
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Xbox One was designed for gaming. And the
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"She told me to never put swimming down and that I have great potential and I should pursue swimming in the future," Edmondo said. "That is one of the major reasons I continue to swim actively and competitively."
The Reed High School junior is in her third year of swimming at the school and is currently using a club team to stay in shape for the upcoming season. She said her days spent at the Alf Sorensen Community Center, when she is not working on homework, are where she finds the most solace.
"The real stress reliever is once I get in the water," she said. "The best thing is jumping in and sitting at the bottom of the pool and realizing this is my home, this is where I am supposed to be and where I can let everything go and not have anything affect how I swim."
Edmondo manages a full schedule, including three Advanced Placement classes and an Honors math course in her pursuit of higher education. While her plans to swim in college are almost ensured, she said being a well-rounded student and swimmer will be her ticket to her college of choice.
"My whole thing is I want to be well-rounded for academics and for swimming; and colleges don't just look for people who can do a 100 meter breaststroke in a super fast time. They want someone who can do it all," Edmondo said. "I enjoy doing everything in swimming and if I can do open water and distance I think they will like that."
Edmondo has taken her talents to the open water in California, competing in the Tiburon Mile race in the Bay Area to keep her skills sharp. On the home front, Edmondo competes in the 100 and 200 meter backstroke races as well as distance races like the 500 meter, 1,000 meter and the mile.
The 16-year-old swimmer has yet to decide where she would like to attend college but she has her options on the table. Linfield College, a small Division III school in Oregon, is a viable choice for Edmondo, but her heart is leaning toward a spot near the mountains.
"California is also an option for me and my parents want me to stay close to Nevada, but over the breaks I have really been looking into Colorado State University," Edmondo said. "They have really been pressing me. I love the little small-school atmosphere that Linfield offers, but I really want that Division I experience, and I am an avid skier so Colorado would be a good fit for me."
When asked of her academic plans for higher education, Edmondo said she is used to having such an odd reaction to her fine-tuned career path.
"People are always really surprised with me but I already have my major and minor set," Edmondo said. "I want to minor in Nursing and I want to major in Interventional Radiology."
Edmondo said Interventional Radiology will give her a chance to work closely with patients rather that just examine X-rays.
"I found (working closely with patients) really interesting because I am more of a people person and I like helping people out," she said. "I think it would be really interesting to try to help in third-world countries and to travel the world, but if not, I will likely stay close to the mountains."
Edmondo continues to aid the community of Sparks through school and personal endeavors by participating in community service projects. Although she tries to keep her life "as normal as possible" outside of swimming and school, she feels motivated to help those who are less fortunate than her.
"I guess that is how I have been raised. My parents have always taught me that I need to give to others who can't give back to me," she said. "Both my grandmothers always said too, that I need to do whatever I can to help those people who are having a hard time because they are still human and may be going through rough circumstances. That is the way I look at it now."


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More coffee. Excedrin. Deep breaths.Originally posted by piqaboo:
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But the specifics matter. Isn't the shooting you cited under investigation as to its propriety?Originally posted by piqaboo:
And I'm trying to move away from the specifics of this one case and to a general situation of which would/should prevail: right to grant or right to deny permission.
Cops cant make nobuddy do nuttin. thats why they shot that guy in escondido who was wearing the baby on his chest. he robbed a convenience store. He scared his neighbors. Neither are subject to the death penalty. cops asked him to come out, he refused. Ended up dead. But in a sense, he won. He never surrendered his right to stay in his castle.
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A variety of factors have caused many local governments to look for a way to fill budget gaps, as reported in Monday's Dispatch.
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When the M. Wells Dinette, which recently opened inside MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) PS1 in Queens, announced plans to add horse meat to its menu, New Yorkers did not take it lying down. In fact, animal lovers all over the nation joined the ASPCA in speaking out against the idea—and we're thrilled to share the news that the restaurant's owners have graciously agreed to keep horse meat off the menu…permanently.
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I against that darn thing!!!!!!!!! It s sooo much animal cruelty!!! No reason to do that to sell meats to feed!!!! It s very gross to abuse it!!!!!!! I m animal lover!!!!!!!!!
WTF. What's next dog meat, or snake meat or donkie ? Stupid people I'm sure the so called French cuisine. Thinking its a high end place so why not.! Wrong you idiots . Ha ha go back to
Paris and then maybe you can serve oysters for what I care about your cuisine and country yuk!
I'm stunned that people would even want to eat horse meat (sounds rather disgusting to me) and I'm glad that people rebelled against the idea. I've heard that in some countries they do eat horse meat but just because you can, doesn't mean that you should!


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Non-expert here. I wonder if you could replace your media with Pyrolox. I have no experience with it. Maybe add it to your search terms.
I have a filter with Centaur carbon, but I don't have a Mn problem.
I'd appreciate any thoughts or input on the following options under consideration.
The source is a private well, relevant water analysis is
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Iron .05 ppm
Manganese 0.28 ppm
sulphates 84 ppm
hardness as Calcium Carbonate 307 ppm or nominal 18 grains/gallon
TDS 578 ppm
pH 8.02
Untreated water will have a distinct H2S odour about 3 months after annual well chlorine shock treatment.
Current system is a Star water systems Ultra Pure 11 filter, this uses air injection followed by a 100 gallon air over water contact tank before the filter unit which contains a Birm, Calcite mixture. Claimed to remove iron, manganese and H2S. It doesn't work!!!! I notice Star no longer sell this system. The contact tank is an old galvanized tank and will be replaced whichever option below is chosen.
Following the star filter is a conventional softener and finally a UV sterilization step. Softener works fine. Drinking water is by RO unit on the softened water stream, no problems with this.
House has 3 full bathrooms and 3 half baths but 95% of occupancy is only 2 people.
Maintenance is normal replacement of RO fiters and membranes, salt replenishment, annual well and whole system shock chlorination.
PROBLEM: Occasional slight H2S odour from none RO softened cold water. occurs about 3 months after shock chloination. I'm convinced the H2S comes from iron or sulphate bacteria which re-populate the well over time following shock chlorination and which the Star fiter system, Birm active ingredient, will not remove.
Solution alternatives currently under consideration.
Option 1 the lower cost likely workable
Remove the star filter, the air injector and the old contact tank and install a Greensand filter with Pot. Perm regeneration, then continue to existing softener etc.
Option 2 the highest cost, Bullet proof??
Remove the star filter, the air injector and the old contact tank and install a proportional chlorinator followed by a new 120 gallon contactor tank, followed by a nexsand filter then a carbon filter then on to the softener etc. Possible use of a magox inplace of the nexsand filter.
Comments on the above would be appreciated and any other alternatives gratefully received.
Non-expert here. I wonder if you could replace your media with Pyrolox. I have no experience with it. Maybe add it to your search terms.
I have a filter with Centaur carbon, but I don't have a Mn problem.
I would not go with greensand filter. You will understand when you are in the shower and your water turns purple. Besides, look at the cost of the pot-perm itself. I also would not shock the well. In 23+ years in water treatment, I have heard the horror stories from shocking the well. The best solution is the chlorination/dechlorination. I have found that the media used to remove iron and sulfur is very heavy and most wells do not have the flow rate to properly backwash the media. If that is the case with your well, you will be in the same boat you are now in a short time. I don't see a need the remove the current retention tank or the nexsand filter. The carbon will remove the oxidized h2s and the chlorine.
Recalling that chlorine can rust steel well casing I'd go with as little as possible, I'd continue doing as you have been but replace the Birm and calcite with Centaur carbon, H2S ruins Birm. And if you must, replace the galvanized retention tank with the mixing/retention tank at this link.
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BRATTLEBORO, VT - The Persons School of Marlboro College announces its annual Capstone Fairs, presenting work by students in its masters programs in Internet technologies. Students in the Internet Strategy Management program will present work on Friday, July 6 from 6 to 8 p.m., and students in the Teaching with Internet Technologies and Internet Engineering programs will present Saturday, July 14 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Both fairs will be held at the Persons School in downtown Brattleboro, and refreshments will be served.
The fair offers a look at innovative concepts and applications of Internet technologies in the fields of strategy management, Internet engineering and education. The fairs will be presented in a gallery-style poster format, offering the opportunity to informally browse the projects. Students will also be available for brief questions and answers regarding their rojects, which are the equivalent of a traditional masters thesis.
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New York — Rugs, whether bath, accent or area, had the floor at Mohawk Home this market.
Continuing its emphasis on luxury bath rug offerings from April, the company has expanded this line with 30 new constructions and styles — half of them being domestically made and the other half imported.
The new domestic offerings include soft textured cut-and-loop styles, multi-yarn constructions that blend luster levels in both textured and straight set options, and soft-hand styles that come in dull and bright yarns.
The imported additions remain focused on luxury fibers, primarily from India, including Egyptian cotton, Supima cotton, micro-denier acrylic, bamboo, modal, and linen.
In the accent and area rug departments, woven and printed varieties are the focus. Based on the success from last market's Kaleidoscope introduction, Mohawk has added 20 new patterns, most of which are tribal and traditional looks. A 5-foot-by-8-foot is set to retail for $249.
Also in this category, a new collection titled Tribeca was introduced. Available in 25 styles that include mid-century inspired contemporary, floral and transitional looks, a 5-by-8 is priced at $149. The High Desert collection is the new program in the printed rug category. Its color inspiration is drawn from the American Southwest region, and patterns include traditional florals and transitional looks. Mohawk created a new creel for this group.
Lifestyle vignettes also continue to be Mohawk's approach to cross-merchandising and tying together its multiple product categories – pairing the floor coverings with the decorative pillows, throws and top-of-bed goods.
"By cross-merchandising product categories into lifestyle settings, we demonstrate a coordinated approach to the product," said Jim Quist, vp, sales. "We are committed to this approach, as we believe the consumer wants to be comfortable in their lifestyle as they shop for home products. As our lifestyle trends evolve, we react with fresh product and updated colors, and we continue to develop product at a fast pace as customers respond to newness."
The six trends that the company showed a year ago persist, but have all been enhanced with new product styles and in some cases, more colors. They are: Global, Loft, Retreat, Fusion, Tailored Classics, and Crafted Casuals.
Global was key this market, largely due to consumers' growing acceptance of more international looks, explained Lance Solaroli, vp, design.
"There has been so much influence from companies we import from — from a design and color standpoint — that they seep into the entire population," he said. "They are accepting more and more the influences and changes, especially with the spice tones. Burnt oranges, reds and golds are very popular."
Solaroli went on to say that in this market Mohawk was "exploiting a new olefin creel" that gives the look and feel of a space-dyed yarn for achieving a more handmade, Oriental look to the new product introductions under the Global program.
"The trend is on more primitive designs, influenced by Moroccan and Turkish looks," he said.
New lifestyle trends will be shown in February.
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